DSR Asset Management Overseas Property Investments

Con­tem­po­rary apartment’s flats and vil­las that are each ideal forinvest­ment or recre­ational pur­poses can be found in abun­dance within Thailand’s bor­ders. With the country’s infra­struc­ture devel­op­ing at a remark­able pace, land prices are on notably on the increase too which, for prop­erty own­ers, is noth­ing but reas­sur­ingly good news.

Thai­land is divided into 75 provinces and 2 gov­erned dis­tricts. Each province is then fur­ther divided into almost 900 smaller dis­tricts. Its largest city is the cap­i­tal, Bangkok, a widely recog­nised des­ti­na­tion for a myr­iad of vis­i­tors who openly dis­play or sim­ply can’t con­tain their admi­ra­tion, not only for its aus­pi­cious cap­i­tal city but for Thai­land in general.

With the incred­i­ble num­ber of vis­i­tors who sim­ply fall in love with this mes­meric par­adise of a coun­try who find them­selves return­ing year after year, its hardly sur­pris­ing to hear of the high rental oppor­tu­ni­ties offered to any investor with a Thai property.

Com­bined with the fact that glob­ally attrac­tive Thai­land boasts 1 of the worlds most empow­ered and for­eign invest­ment boost­ing economies, its con­sid­er­ably strength­ened prop­erty mar­ket annu­ally sees a 10%-15% value increase which is already being appre­ci­ated by the more assertive and keen eyed investors.

Thai­land is still in the early stages of rede­vel­op­ment though, so it’s not too late to take advan­tage of any of the many oppor­tu­ni­ties it holds. With tourism stir­ring demand for accom­mo­da­tion, Thailand’s insight­ful and entic­ing mar­ket­ing, low cost liv­ing and non exis­tent cap­i­tal gains tax for for­eign investors, Thai­land inar­guably holds great and grat­i­fy­ing potential.